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Significados de atmospheric carbon en inglés

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Uso de atmospheric carbon en inglés
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The generally accepted threshold for atmospheric carbon dioxide is 450 ppm.
Reuters
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Albedo modification is dangerous and does not address the initial problem of atmospheric carbon.
The Guardian
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And not only with boatloads of flatscreen TVs and great gusts of atmospheric carbon.
Wired
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That corresponds to a rise in atmospheric carbon to 430 parts per million, or ppm.
Reuters
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However, your critique of the use of plantation forests to sequester atmospheric carbon is limited.
The Irish Times
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China has surpassed the United States as the world's biggest overall source of atmospheric carbon.
Reuters
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Known as C4 photosynthesis, it is more efficient when atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are low.
BBC
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But how far would it really work in capturing atmospheric carbon and helping to slow climate change?
The Irish Times
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The report also projected how much the atmospheric carbon dioxide level would increase in the following decades.
The Guardian
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We simply MUST lower atmospheric carbon emissions.
News.com.au
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Thresholds for atmospheric carbon dioxide and ozone have already been described, and are widely known to the public.
Wired
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The first, carbon monoxide fuel and oxygen oxidizer, could be produced by splitting ubiquitous martian atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Wired
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Vine growth has surged over the past two decades, possibly as a result of higher atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.
The Irish Times
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PMID: 11498330 The terrestrial biosphere is currently thought to be a significant sink for atmospheric carbon (C).
Pubmed
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Ocean acidification is a side effect of excessive atmospheric carbon dioxide, lesser-known but no less troubling than climate change.
Wired
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It urges tree planting as a way to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide, an important greenhouse gas that causes global warming.
The Irish Times
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